I have been a client of Richard's for over 15 years and have had exceptional and professional…read moreservice EVERY time. I recommend him and his entire team at Wright & Greenhill highly and without reservation. You will not find a finer attorney in Austin.

Have been working here for over a year and Mr. Brophy is by far the best lawyer and boss out there…read more Not only is he the most knowledgeable person I've ever met, the effort he puts into his work for his clients and his litigation team is impeccable. If I wasn't going off to law school soon I wouldn't ever want to leave this job, that's how much I enjoy working for Mr. Brophy!

Joe , has been nothing but professional, knowledgeable, and on top of my situation. He's a type of…read moreattorney that wants to protect his client's when people take advantage of them. Joe put's his heart and soul into his cases and has treated me with nothing but respect. He has made me feel that my situation was just as important as it is to me as it is to him. Honestly, I have never seen somebody care so much and want to make people responsible for doing wrong to others ! Thank you Jeff

I am writing to formally express my deep dissatisfaction with the representation I received from…read moreMichael Balcezak at the Melton Law Firm. While I have the utmost respect for John Melton--whom I consider to be an excellent attorney--he turned over my case to Mr. Balcezak, whose handling of it I found to be negligent, unprofessional, and consistently lacking in diligence. From the outset, there were ongoing issues with communication, preparation, and follow-through. A particularly troubling example occurred on April 11, 2025, when I inquired whether the arbitrator's decision had been received. I was then sent a copy dated March 17, 2025--nearly a month earlier--with a note stating, "Attached is the Arbitrator's decision (my apologies, I thought Michael or John had already sent)." This was the first time I had seen the decision, and I only received it because I asked. This delay in communication regarding a critical document is unacceptable. This situation is just one of many. Other serious concerns include: Exhibit Preparation: Many of the exhibits Mr. Balcezak prepared were irrelevant or unused. Important records that should have been included--such as one meant to directly challenge a key testimony--were omitted. Closing Brief Miscommunication: I was told the information was included in a "closing statement." However, I later learned that arbitration only allows for a closing brief, not a spoken statement. I had asked repeatedly to review the closing brief before submission. Despite consistent follow-ups, I was not given the opportunity. Additionally, Mr. Balcezak agreed--without consulting me--to grant the opposing side nearly 60 days for submission. I was not informed of this extension until after the fact. Failure to Provide Critical Documentation: I only received a copy of the closing brief ten days after it was due--and even then, only after persistent follow-up. If I had not continually requested it, I believe I would never have received it at all. Inadequate Witness Examination: Mr. Balcezak handled most of the witness questioning, but repeatedly failed to ask the specific questions we had discussed--questions that were crucial to establishing facts in the case. Overall, I felt that I was not only inadequately represented, but also actively excluded from meaningful participation in my own case. Mr. Balcezak's handling of the matter caused me unnecessary stress, confusion, and, in my view, compromised the integrity of my case. On the night of December 6th, 2024, I provided an internal review as I felt that John wasn't aware of the situation, however, problems only worsen afterwards. I had no intention of posting outside the office. However, when things worsen, I felt I had no choice but to warn potential clients so they would not endure what I had to go through.

John Melton is a crook. I paid him $3500 to file a discrimination lawsuit against a former…read moreemployer. I wrote everything up for the EEOC complaint and he just put in on his stationary. He missed the deadline to file federal suit. Promised to file and never did. Essentially ghosted me. He kept my $3500 and did nothing for it.

They wasted a year of my Time. They were slow to respond to…read moreemails and God forbid you try to get them on the phone. They did not do A thorough investigation. They didn't fight for me and their rebuttal was weak. They just believed the 3 good ole boys. I felt like we're on the employers payroll. Shame on you Nathan!!' Was I just a case to put on the shelf. Had you have gotten all The videos and really looked at them,,, from slam dunk to basically nothing. I highly do not recommend them.

I regret hiring this firm and strongly advise others to seek more experienced representation. This…read morefirm came highly recommended, which makes the experience all the more disappointing. I was referred to a seasoned attorney, but instead, my case - against a Fortune 500 company! - was handed off to a far less experienced attorney, who also happened to be the daughter of one of the firm's partners. Whether it was just a poor staffing choice or good old-fashioned nepotism, the mismatch was glaring in hindsight. She came off as confident, even cut me off mid-consultation to insist we move forward together and told me how strong my case was. But after that, things drastically shifted. Whether it was intimidation or inexperience, she kept pressuring me to settle for far less than what my case was worth. I chose to trust my own instincts instead, and secured a settlement that was more than double what she advised. Despite that, I was still charged the full percentage in fees, as if her misdirection had earned it. If your case actually matters, find someone with real experience and the backbone to match.

Avoid. I am back in court, out more money, stress, and time off work because he failed to ensure…read moresome of the most basic state standards were in the court order I was given. Not sure if he just didn't even bother to read it or just didn't care about the case he was hired to help with. I honestly do t think he even read the document before he had me sign it. Yes I did read it but I am not an attorney and didn't know what t's to cross and I'd to dot. Neither did he and now I'm back at square one and out the money to fix his mistakes.

This attorney is everything you are looking for... especially if you prefer not to worry about the…read moredetails. I decided I wanted to meet with him in person eventhough I was given the option to discuss my case over the phone. Not having any experience in how the justice system works, i thought it would be important for Mr Hunsberger to hear my take on the situation, a traffic violation. So not necessary, he knows the system inside and out. He quickly summed up to a tee, how it works, what was going to happen, and that I didn't even have to go to court. He would take care of all that. And boy did he. Two of the charges were dropped and the 3rd one required a fee... and after a small waiting period with no violations, the 3rd charge would never hit my driving record. Everything he said was accurate. His fees are reasonable. Mr Hunsberger is as honest and upright as they get. A good person to represent your interests. btw, I found Mr Hunsberger via Yelp. I felt comfortable with the reviews posted. I especially liked his office location. I didn't have to go downtown. A wise choice.

I had the opportunity to work alongside the attorneys at Huckaby Hicks for years at the District…read moreAttorney's Office, and I can confidently say they are some of the most passionate, intelligent, and driven attorneys you will find. They are incredibly sharp, detail-oriented, and relentless advocates for their clients and intense in all the right ways. Beyond their legal skill, they are genuinely good people who care deeply about the work they do and the individuals they represent! Highly recommend.

Divorce is scary and not something most people have any experience with. When I hired this firm, I…read morewas under the impression that the seasoned partner, Whitney, would be my lawyer. Alas, I was handed over to someone under her when I was facing something that was about to change my life forever. I wish I could say that things turned out well, but sadly, the complete opposite happened. I feel like I was let down, had very few options and even less advice, but still paid the very expensive bill.

I have been working with Thompson Coe for years now. They have always provided me with excellent…read morelegal advice no matter what area of law I needed. Their diverse, educated, and experienced staff, have always come through. Highly recommended.

I used Mitchell & Colmenero to prepare my will, power of attorney, & directive to physician and…read morefamily and medical power of attorney. You never know when you're gonna go, so I decided to take care of my business and simplify the hassle to family. It was simple and quick. They were friendly and answered all my questions. I will say that mine was not complicated. Cut & dry will. Everything split between siblings. No kids. I know having a will is important and I'm glad it was easy and painless with these guys. I would recommend them to friends - as a matter of fact I did. Also, they are located downtown so it was convenient to where I work.

We had a very similar experience to CP. WE didn't think Rudy Colmenero was our best choice as a…read morelawyer, took too much time on an estate case, and of course time equals money. Jedd was, in our opinion, not the best choice. We were charged for time "researching" things that were already established and in writing. If I ever needed an estate lawyer,I would definitely go somewhere else.